u/Dr-Webster — reddlx

EX4100-F-12P power supply, can anyone take a photo of theirs?

I have an EX4100-F-12P that's missing its external power supply. I know it's a somewhat commodity part made by Delta, but can't find a clear enough photo online of the label on the bottom. If you have one of these, could you take a photo? They're $500 new from vendors which is insane, so I'm hoping to track down the OEM part. (Better yet, if you have a spare, I'd be happy to buy it off of you.)

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u/Dr-Webster — 11 days ago

▲ 27 r/livesound

New wireless from Audio-Technica -- D50 series

https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/d50-wireless

Looks like A-T is trying to take wireless seriously again. 138MHz tuning bandwidth in the US, receivers can do 4 channels in 1/2 rack, Dante and PoE support, built-in DSP, 96KHz sample rate, built-in antenna cascading. Definitely not touring-grade but I could see this being popular for installs. Only thing it's really lacking is automatic frequency management (like SLXD+ and Axient). Maybe some of the tech from the failed Alteros initiative is making its way into the product line?

u/Dr-Webster — 2 months ago

▲ 6 r/QuantumFiber

Moving from Comcast to Quantum -- what should I expect?

I'm in the Minneapolis metro area. Quantum is building out fiber in my neighborhood and I'm planning on switching to it from Comcast (coax). I currently own my own router and cable modem, and would want to keep using my own router. Does anyone have experience with what new Quantum build-outs are like? I'm not sure how much of what I've read regarding CenturyLink fiber (NID options, reliability, etc) still applies. FWIW Comcast's service hasn't been bad and I like that they offer native IPv6, but data caps and limited upload bandwidth would be nice to get away from.

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u/Dr-Webster — 3 months ago